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DRDO Ballistic Missile Defence System, India
CONTENT
• INDRODUCTION
• DEVELOPMENT
• INTERCEPTOR
• SWORDFISH RADAR
• CONTRACTORS
INDRODUCTION
•The Indian Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing a two-tier Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) system that provides a multi-layered shield against ballistic
missile attacks.
DEVELOPMENT
• India began the development of the ballistic missile defencesystem in 1998.
• The development was planned in two stages.
• The first phase was challenging due to the complex technologies and indigenous mission systems employed in the mission.
• After eight years of development, the first missile test was conducted in November 2006.
• The Prithvi-II missile was successfully intercepted by the PAD in the endo-atmosphere at an altitude of 48km.
INTERCEPTOR
• PAD is a two stage missile based on the Prithvi missile.
• Also known as Pradyumna, PAD has a maximuminterception altitude of 80km.
• The first stage is liquid fuelled and the second stage issolid fuelled.
• The missile is equipped with manoeuvre thrusters forlateral acceleration.
• It can engage the ballistic missiles (300km-2,000kmrange) at a speed of Mach 5.
SWORDFISH RADAR
• Swordfish is a long-range tracking radar developed for the BMDsystem.
• It was derived from the Israeli Green Pine long range radar.
• A test conducted in March 2009 validated the long-rangecapabilities of the radar.
• Swordfish guides the exo-atmospheric interceptor missile PAD toengage aerial targets at altitudes over 80km.
• The radar can detect very small targets within the range of600km-800km.
• DRDO plans to upgrade the range of Swordfish to 1,500 km by2011.
CONTRACTORS
• DRDO units involved in the project are Defence Researchand Development Laboratory , Hyderabad (missioncontrol software); The Research Centre, Imarat,Hyderabad (navigation and electromechanical actuationsystems); Advanced System Laboratory (motors, jetvanes and structures) and High Energy Materials ResearchLaboratory, Pune (propellants).
• Other contractors include L&T, Bharat Electronics,Bharat Dynamics, Astra Microwave, Vem Technologies andKelTech.
REFERNCE
•http://www.army-technology.com/proje
cts/drdo-bmd/
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